
Apartments near Coliseum Oakland Airport Station-Fremont - Richmond in Oakland, CA (1,345 Rentals)


3566-3570 65th Ave

1209 39th Ave

2444 Frances St

2290 High St

4128-4130 Carrington St

10737 Russet St

9415-9421 Peach St

9425 Peach St

9500 Bancroft Ave

9239 Hillside St

5954 Laird Ave

6127 Majestic Ave

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9046 Hillside St

9404-9406 Peach St

9034 Hillside St

7636 Ney Ave

2207 96th Ave

5934 Laird Ave

2270-2284 High St

4534 Congress Ave

4624 Fairfax Ave

3594 65th Ave

6125-6129 Majestic Ave

3591 65th Ave

6515 Outlook Ave

6533 Outlook Ave

10740 Pippin St

5243 Macarthur Blvd

1500 39th Ave

2500-2506 Frances St

7700 Ney Ave

8280 Macarthur Blvd

8296 MacArthur Blvd

7708 Ney Ave

7716 Ney Ave

7800 Ney Ave

9416 Peach St

2444 88th Ave

9206 Hillside St

2424 90th Ave

9212 Hillside St

2825 82nd Ave

2231 96th Ave

8290 MacArthur Blvd

2308 94th Ave

9300 Hillside St

1420 104th Ave

2944 76th Ave

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There are currently 4,771 Studio Apartments in Oakland with rent ranges from $800 to $9,232 with an average price of $2,372.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Oakland ranges from $765 to $259,501 with an average monthly rent of $2,874.
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